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Fulbright Roving Scholars

3 to 10 months teaching/research in Norway

Eligibility

  • U.S. citizen.
  • PhD preferred (MA with teaching experience acceptable)

About the Fulbright Roving Scholars Program

Established in 1987, the Fulbright Roving Scholars Program brings a unique opportunity for highly skilled American teachers to teach and lead seminars for both students and teachers in Norway. Roving scholars should have experience and interest in secondary education within a variety of American Studies (history, geography, literature, cultural studies, etc.) The Roving Scholars are based in Oslo but spend up to 50% of their time traveling across all of Norway visiting secondary schools, giving training workshops, and participating in conferences. Applicants should have a strong interest in meeting with and teaching teenagers, presenting and practicing innovative pedagogy, and providing information about different aspects of American society.

Application deadline is in September for the following academic year. See the Fulbright Roving Scholars website for details.

Amount Awarded

Approximately 25,000 Norwegian kroner (NOK) per month (Travel, maintenance, housing, and research-related expenses)

Application Process

The Fulbright Roving Scholar Grant does not have a campus process. The national deadline is usually at the beginning of August. We encourage you to begin your application early.

Additional Information

Number Awarded: 2-3

Find additional information, including application criteria, on the Fulbright Roving Scholar website.

Campus Endorsement Process?

Location

  • Europe

Duration

  • Less than 1 Year

Open To

  • Masters / PhD Students,
  • Recent Graduates / Alumni

Deadline Quarter

  • Autumn

Type of Scholarship

  • Study

Eligibility - Citizenship

  • Non U.S. Citizen